Bedrock mapping, Abitibi greenstone belt
Timmins, ON
Field-grounded geoscience, married to modern drone imaging and GIS. We work exploration outcrops, aggregate pits, utility corridors, and reclamation sites across northern and central Ontario — and hand back deliverables your team can actually open the next season.

Most geoscience shops are one of two things: senior consultants who bill by the hour and hand you a PDF, or drone-service vendors who sell you a GeoTIFF and disappear. Neither of them looks at the rock.
Canadian Shield Geoscience is set up the other way around. We walk the ground, fly the ground, and build the map — and the whole workflow is one team, one methodology, and one accountable relationship. The result is a deliverable that traces back to observations you can defend.
Bedrock and surficial mapping, structural interpretation, and target generation grounded in the outcrop, not the desktop.
High-resolution orthomosaics, photogrammetric surface models, and multispectral capture — flown under Transport Canada RPAS-Advanced with full pre-flight, insurance, and reporting.
We build the maps, dashboards, and databases that make field data legible to funders, regulators, and crews — from a single figure to a multi-user geodatabase.
Terrain classification, baseline studies, and slope & wetland characterization — combining boots-on-ground observation with the aerial and satellite record.
Field observation, drone capture, and GIS build-out live under one roof — so nothing gets lost at the handoff.
We plan for shield-country access, bugs, cold-weather kit, and remote camps — not as an add-on but as the baseline.
Every project ships with documentation, source data, and a schema your team can pick up next season without us.
Timmins, ON
Sudbury–Killarney corridor
Cobalt, ON
Send us the block, the corridor, or the pit. We’ll come back inside two business days with a scope, a cost, and a plan for getting on the ground.